Vacmaster VK609PFR 0201 6 Gallon 5.5 Peak HP 3-in-1 Wet/Dry/Upholstery Shampoo Vacuum Cleaner

It has a lot of power and makes it really simple, the work is of great help!!

The media could not be loaded. Great 2-n-1 floor cleaner & shop vacuum! The added hepa filter at the exhaust makes this my go to vacuum on construction cleanings. The trigger switches make it easier to turn on/off at a moments notice. Here I’ve applied a cleaner & am now rinsing & drying floors. Very easy to control, the long extensions keep you out of the area you’re trying to clean. Worth the money.

So I bought this to pair with my steamer to clean upholstery. Wasn't quite ready to spend over $1500 for an all in one unit that steams, vacs and shampoos, but at this point, i think I'm going to. I would have gave it 5 stars, but the sprayer has malfunctioned. It barely sprays. Initially, it was great; a nice spread of solution with decent pressure which allowed quick and easy saturation. Now it takes forever, and I've since resorted to using a spray bottle in its place. I've only used it like 3 times. Kind of a bummer, especially since its hard to find quality spray bottles. The spray nearly trickles out. When it works, there's a gap in the spread, meaning it sprays from the outer angles but nothing in the center. Trigger alert!! Kind of like the scene in ME, Myself and Irene, when he's peeing everywhere. I thought it was dirty so i tried to find something small enough to scrape the tiny nozzle. Can't even use a nylon bristle. Its a tiny little slot. Maybe i'll try and soak it in vinegar or something. Ant be mineral deposits because i use distilled water. When I shut off the pump, it continues to drip as well.On the other hand, the vacuum has great suction and does a good job extracting the solution. I wish there was a smaller version of the upholstery head, like maybe 2 or 3 inches, for tight spots, like around seat belt dispensers, visors and the support where the handles are next to the windshield. It's a good thing that the heads don't clip in. I thought at first it would be aggravating, but it works out, because you're able to rotate the head and adjust the positioning of the gun. Otherwise, it would suck since the handle is huge. Haven't had any problems with the remote buttons. At the beginning, they didn't work though. I had to take apart the circuit board and check connections and the battery before the first use. After that, it worked fine. The canister for solution is OK except that the cap doesn't screw close. You pop it on, which means it can just pop off too and waste solution, especially if the unit accidently falls over. Another bummer. It holds a gallon of solution which is nice. However, if I'm cleaning the interior ceiling of a vehicle plus everything else, I have to refill it.Overall, I'm making it work to get the job done. It's cleans well if you know what you're doing, and if you mix the solution just right. Don't use to much of your cleaning agent. You'll be there forever trying to get suck up the resulting foam that will linger in the fabric. Oh and if you don't know, do not attempt to spot clean with this unless you want a dirt ring hanging around. You'll need to clean whatever it is in its entirety, from end to end. This will prevent those nasty rings.

I am deeply disappointed with my recent purchase of the Vacmaster VK609PFR 0201 6 Gallon 5.5 Peak HP 3-in-1 Wet/Dry/Upholstery Shampoo Vacuum Cleaner. From the moment I received it, I encountered several significant problems that rendered it practically unusable.Firstly, the vacuum consistently fails to turn on correctly, causing frustration and inconvenience every time I attempt to use it. Additionally, the grips designed to secure the top part of the vacuum do not fit properly, resulting in an unstable structure that compromises its functionality.Moreover, the suction power of the vacuum is shockingly inadequate. Despite its advertised capabilities, it fails to clean effectively, leaving behind dirt and debris even after multiple attempts.Overall, my experience with this vacuum cleaner has been nothing short of disappointing. I had high hopes for a versatile and efficient cleaning solution, but instead, I received a faulty product that falls far short of its promises. I am deeply dissatisfied with both the quality of the product and the level of support provided by Amazon in addressing these issuesNot only did the Vacmaster VK609PFR 0201 6 Gallon 5.5 Peak HP 3-in-1 Vacuum Cleaner fail to meet expectations, but the customer service experience with Amazon was equally disappointing. Throughout my attempts to address the issues with the product, I encountered rude and unhelpful representatives who consistently closed the chat before any resolution could be reached. This lack of professionalism only added to the frustration of dealing with a malfunctioning product. Overall, the combination of poor product quality and unsatisfactory customer service has left me thoroughly dissatisfied with my experience.

The soap nozzle on the small narrow attachment is clogged no big deal. I thing the suction is great and I know what powerful suction is I own a galaxy 3000 from epic. Don’t know what that is look one up here on Amazon. They have two stage vacuum motors. Run both for cleaning carpets with the long chrome wand then when you clean vehicles you turn one motor off you actually have to because with both running the smaller attachment gets stuck on the carpet of the vehicle and if to pull to hard you’ll pull the carpet out of the vehicle. I’m serious. I dont really need that unit I don’t even have carpet in my house. My buddy has one for his business and I liked it because of the two stage motor thing.Oh and check it out to whoever reads this. The dirt water you extract do not put that in the gutter outside. Think of the worst waste we produce and where does that go?? Yes the toilet. Which connects to the sewer. Dirty extraction water qualifies for the sewer. Do not pour it in a storm gutter. Animals to use the storm drains so help them out by keeping a water source of theirs clean. A lot of people don’t think of this so tell this to everyone you know. Dirty carpet cleaning water in the storm drain….come on. I don’t know where the dirty water lead to from the dude on here went to hopefully just the grass. Which is another place you can dispose of it. Mother Earth suck that right up no problem. Not in the gutter.